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In Ojibwe our word for groundhog is kookjiish. (pronounced cook-jeesh) Manitoulin’s Kaboni Kookjiish predicts an early spring.

New this afternoon in your #ATALibrary: Teaching Contemporary Art with Young People: Themes in Art for K-12 Classrooms library.teachers.ab.ca/Presto/search/… #arts #abed

"It is important to recognize the disparity between how Indigenous and non-Indigenous protests are approached by our government." #ableg

Who is the primary audience for lesson and unit planning documents in your school? Heidi Hayes Jacobs & Allison Zmuda outline how to make lesson planning more student-facing. Streamlined Lesson Planning: bit.ly/3ouPeUU

Looking for ways to teach and celebrate Black History all year? Check out our resource guide which explores crucial themes that you can implement this month, and throughout the year. ow.ly/KBQH50HLCyI #BlackHistoryMonth

It is with heavy hearts that we follow the news of war in Ukraine. On Tuesday, March 1st, all EICS schools will be standing in solidarity with the people of Ukraine by wearing the national colours of blue and yellow. At 11:00 a.m., a moment of silence to pray for peace.

Infographic guide displaying parts of the brain and their functions.🧠🌱 📷

Join us in continuing the journey of Truth and Reconciliation by taking a few moments to learn about Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and what you can do to help. #sylvanlake kairoscanada.org/missing-murder…

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Keep an eye out for what's beneath the surface, says educator Toby Price. (📸 via educator Brent Coley) #edchat #EduTwitter #TeacherTwitter

We need to normalize emotions. Help kids identify emotions and self-regulate. 📷 Unknown

I am excited to finally announce that I will be 1 of 12 speakers, at TEDxUAlberta "Finding the Light in Darkness". My talk will focus on the impacts of suicide and how we can change our educational system. #SuicidePrevention #MentalHealthMatters #SuicideAwareness

How to change mindsets when teaching #multilingual students. #sketchnote by 🌍 ναℓєηтιηα gσηzαℓєz

Doing a TED Talk has always been a dream of mine since the start of my career in Education. I am honored to be a speaker at TEDxUAlberta at the The Citadel | Edmonton Theatre on May 7th, 2022, along with 11 other speakers who have amazing life stories to share. "Finding the Light in Darkness"

The Outreach Centre relies on fundraising efforts, sponsors & major funders for financial support. Funds generated support those affected by domestic violence, suicide, homelessness & poverty. Help us meet the needs of those we serve: interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblin…

Shaping school culture around discipline may include prioritizing mental health resources that address the underlying reasons for students’ behavioral issues or creating mandates around what types of disciplinary responses are allowed. Nimah Gobir kqed.org/mindshift/5881…

Change is hard, but can also be growthful when approached with the right attitude. #sketchnote from Julie Woodard

Riddles can be fun #DistanceLearning activities. They encourage students to think critically and talk to each other about ideas. Katrina Schwartz kqed.org/mindshift/4497…

On May 4, all Albertans are invited to wear a hat to raise awareness of the importance of good mental health. Learn more and download great classroom resources: loom.ly/Hww7Q-s #abed

Thank you TEDxUAlberta for having me be a speaker. I am excited to have shared my story on being a suicide survivor. I will forever cherish this opportunity and memory. #SuicideAwareness #suicideprevention @RDPEducation University of Alberta Faculty of Education